More than 140 aspiring inventors, as well as those interested in technological entrepreneurship, attended��Invention 2 Venture, a one-day workshop hosted by the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation (CEI). Attendees listened to a wide-range of presentations from both industry and academic leaders. Some of the topics included how to become a tech entrepreneur, how to sell your innovations and how to attract investors.

91勛圖厙 Vice President of Research and Commercialization (ORC)��M.J. Soileau, Ph.D., was the keynote speaker and��Brandon Lojewski, president of Mesdi Systems, Inc. served as the moderator. Other speakers:

  • Ed Alexander, founder and attorney of Entrepreneurship Law Firm
  • Cameron Ford, Ph.D., founding director of the CEI
  • Ace Glenn, chief executive officer, Better Ways to Study
  • Gordon Hogan, director of operations, 91勛圖厙 Incubation Program
  • Qun Huo, president, Nano Discovery, Inc.
  • Derrick Meer, president of Via Response Technologies
  • David Odom, principal of Arsenal Venture Partners
  • Michael O���Donnell, executive in residence, CEI and ORC
  • Tom O���Neal, Ph.D., associate vice president, ORC
  • Michael Picard, senior vice president, PNC Business Credit
  • Svetlana Shtrom, Ph.D., director of technology commercialization, 91勛圖厙
  • Andrea Wesser, business development manager, 91勛圖厙/Orange County Venture Lab
  • 啦堯梗泭��hosts numerous workshops, speakers and competitions throughout the academic year.����from the event.